Category: Tea
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Running a tea shop may sound fun, especially if you want to turn your love of tea into a business. But like any other business, opening and successfully operating …
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Milk thistle tea is made from the seeds of milk thistle plant, also called Silybum marianum. The herb, which is considered an invasive weed in some countries, has been …
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The general wisdom is to avoid any caffeinated drink before bed, including tea. That’s because caffeine messes with how your brain prepares you for sleep, keeping you awake past …
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When it comes to the staple beverages of the world, there are two main sides: the coffee drinkers and tea drinkers. You either drink tea or coffee, but not …
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Owing to its sweet and spicy flavour, star anise is a great addition to a wide range of foods and beverages. So how to use star anise in tea? …
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Ahh yes, tea bags; the best invention since (and in compliment to) sliced bread. But if you ask most tea aficionados in the UK, they’ll tell you that the …
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So, what do you get when you combine a tea thermos with a coffee flask and water bottle? Too much clutter’s what you’re likely to get. Like most of …
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Tea is a favourite drink worldwide, and both black tea and green tea come from the Camellia sinensis plant. The difference between these two popular types of tea is …
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Reading tea leaves (aka: Tasseography, Tasseomancy, Tassology or Tasseology) is an ancient art that can be enjoyed as a way of contemplating the future or simply as a parlor …
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Deemed a healthy substitute to caffeine packed tea and coffee, super-hydrating decaf tea is the latest health craze. The stimulant that comes from decaffeination process has seen an abrupt …
